Management

[MichiganRed]

Next season; whatever the outcome of this season, do you think the same management will stil be in charge at the IES?

Forgive my ignorance, but I'm afraid that I don't understand the reason for asking this question. Is it customary to dismiss the management team when a side attains promotion? If so, why? Is it assumed that a manager can only be succesful up to a certain league and after that he has no value? Does the game really change that much from level to level? I understand the skill level required of the players increases but it seems to me the basic concepts of successful football remain constant.

 

[Bazf]

Forgive my ignorance, but I'm afraid that I don't understand the reason for asking this question. Is it customary to dismiss the management team when a side attains promotion? If so, why? Is it assumed that a manager can only be succesful up to a certain league and after that he has no value? Does the game really change that much from level to level? I understand the skill level required of the players increases but it seems to me the basic concepts of successful football remain constant.

In an American analogy its the same as moving from triple A to the big Leagues and not many make it that way.
As for Management and coaching, some of the best coaches have made it from the lower leagues and been successful, but like all sports and levels you need to improve with the team and that you will only find out when you get there.

 

[MichiganRed]

...but like all sports and levels you need to improve with the team and that you will only find out when you get there.

That was my thinking. During the first season in the Conference, some comments were made about the management team not being good enough for this league. Obviously, they have put paid to that but I find it ironic for them to be subjected to it once again. Perhaps that is just the nature of the beast.